2014

Since IVF was pioneered by Sir Robert Edwards and Patrick Steptoe in 1978, IVF has helped thousands and thousands of people become parents. Here we outline some of the advantages and disadvantages of IVF.

IVF as a treatment for couples struggling to conceive was developed in the 1970s. The pioneer of this technique was Sir Robert Edwards. His successful technique led to the birth of Louise in 1978. We take you through the various steps involved in this revolutionary treatment.

Professor Geeta Nargund writes for Baby World’s website. 36 years after the first IVF baby was born using natural IVF, Dr Geeta Nargund explains to babyworlds’ prospective parents the importance of researching your fertility.

Professor Nargund comments on an article in the Daily Mail. She says that while, in general, women’s chances of conceiving fall sharply in their 40s, they should continue to take precautions if they don't want to fall pregnant.

The advent of the pill in the 1960's is regarded as a seminal moment in the history of female emancipation. But although women are able to decide not to get pregnant, when they want to get pregnant is not yet always under their control. Egg freezing may be the answer to this says Professor Nargund.

Women unquestionably have the right to both an outstanding career and a fulfilled home life, but the reality isn’t so simple. The tensions between career and motherhood cannot be dismissed. We discuss.

Singletons give up on Mr Right and opt for IVF by Nicky Harley – The Sunday Times – Published: 6 April 2014 Professor Nargund shares her experiences of the single women who have come to CREATE Fertility.

Professor Nargund is one of over 50 women working in the arts, business, medical, media, humanities, finance, sports and public sectors have been shortlisted for the 15th Asian Women of the Year Awards.

Professor Nargund’s latest Huffington Post blog discusses the issue of fertility in relation to gender equality. For society to thrive, women must thrive, and this means being able to make choices about their own bodies, particularly with regards to fertility.

First British women to have £1,000 ‘no-frills’ IVF: Budget procedure inspired by Alka-Seltzer to be available within weeks. Despite its low-tech approach, a pilot study showed the treatment to be as effective as the conventional equivalent.